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Bullroarer wrote:I agree that Frodo and Sam's relationship would be considered slightly gay had it been published in 2009 as apposed to the 1940s/1950s.
he [Frodo] is always getting carried and lifted around as if he were a child, he also does very little for him self on the quest, he gets help from the fellowship and Sam because he's a Ringbearer but I think today it would be considered going a bit beyond that.
P.S. Have you seen the Jack Black spoof, its quite funny
Bullroarer wrote:I sort of meant to say the sacrefice and challenges he faces are psycological ones as oposed to physical ones.
I suppose I also meant to say that Sam and Frodo appear gay when reading the text in today's world, I was never suggesting they were actually homosexual, I'm not suggesting Sam was that fond of master
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Eldorion wrote:While I definitely don't want to downplay the psychological challenges Frodo went through, he did sustain physical wounds twice (from the Witch-king on Weathertop and from Shelob).
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